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... forty acres each, and to be rendered up at the c-.id of the tick, in good fencible or- der and condition. Perfons intending f o fake a Icafe of thefe lands, will pleate give in figncd propofals to James Dallas, Writer in Edin- burgh, at'his houfe in Cant's ...
... engraving of the Author's head) NUMBERI. .Ofa Ne \. Edition (large print) of that well-known and excellent work, entitled, An EXPOSE T lON Of all the Books of the , • OLD and NE W- TE STAME N T S. WH6R E I N Each chapter is fnmmed up in its corneals ; the ...
... - Ii OUS E, GK*•■ o C k. SAi_.ro, April a. Hopewell, Gray, for tte wry, v.itli goods. EJimburgh, tpril sz. 1779. A CHILD EXPOSED. p ETWIXT nine and ten o'clock laft iiijht, a iemalr- child wan 1 rl.i a . ?? : ?? ■■ I I -' fi a dirty Scots blanket, and ...
... evident to many, yet the general refe-.ublance may deceive the ant md nnwary : A: -I thetefote the Diiictors have, t.r the fake of - nal Be ordered ?? to be immediately infeited i.i ?? the '• ?? newtpapets. And they herctry oiler a reward or OS E ' ...
... , impurities occafioned by thcjimall-pnx, &c. &c. Delicacy hath always engaged Dr. Hodfou to avoid, as much as poflible, exposing the names of thofe cured by his medicine.-., parti- cularly in venereal Cafes ; but in his pamphlet entitled ' Nature's Afliflant ...
... including the ilance of a Wright's fhop, is about 9s feet by 3& ; and for encou- ragement to purcliafers die whole wilt be exposed at feven ye;jrs pare hafe. Thefc l'ubjccts are infurcd in the Edinburgh Friendly In- furlr.ee Office, on the original plan ...
... Patent, which was never granted to any but to Thowas Jackson, No. 95. Fleet-Maiket. The afflicted, therefore, for their health's fake, will obferve that the name of Jackfon and Co. is wrote on the Samp affixed to each bos, (price is. 9d.) without which none ...
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... ?? Twrcdie. Ef This is ?? a fneep farm, the c|iia'it as whe-e-cf are we It known in the country. l'-rfsms inclining to fake th-fc farms, will r-leafe r nfmit their offers is, writing to Cornelius ?? writer ,0 rise fig- net F.ditt'issriih; end thofe ...
... RIGHT to TOUR SOUMS GRASS in the Lauds of Cadenruir, and all other privileges, thereunto be- longing. Tii-efe will either be exposed together or feparate- ly, as purchafers incline. The articles of fai. and ?? may be feen on applying to Thomas Adair, Clerk ...
... recaver ivor/e than the thief has been long acknowledged, and it mutt give great fatisfadtion to the public, for example's fake, to find fo foul and dangerous crime brougnt Home to man of property. In paffing fentence on the culprit, J. A. Busfeild, fif'q; ...
... n-up..n- Trent; Hargrave, Knarefooro'; andßurlt, Hudders- field. Strip the Jack-Daw of its borrowed feathers? VILLAINY EXPOSED! !! The Advertifements, Title-page, nay even the Preface to Dr. Solomon's - Glide ro Hialth are Copied by a pei fon who ...